Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1902, Page 20

SPECIAL N will be taken amtl evening edition and for morning and Sunday edition 1-%¢ & word first | OTICES SITUATIONS WANTED. A DESERVING young lady, who Is em- joyed during the day, would like situ on In & home to act as companion. Z 1i, Bee SOmBAT WANTED=MALE HELF. WANTED, two or three men to work from our_wugons; steady work and good pay. C. F. Adams Co., 161y Howurd E«l' vy BOOD messengers wanted; increased pay. 2D, I Con, "7 south Laih. B % FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. It you live in the country or in & small town and have & good acquaintance among the farmers and stock ralsers in the neighbornood you can make 3o easlly by four or five hours’ work. Write us atd we will aend you our proposition, ‘Lhe Hee Fublishing Co., Soileiurs’ Dept., OUmaha, Neb. B-—-M23 WANTED, a good man in every county to take subscriptions for the Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agents make good wages ev here. Reterences required. tieth Century Farmer, B—618 ¢ §ood men wanted; $100 per & Paxton block. LMl THRER or_fou month. Call WANTED, salesmen to solicit orders on a new proposition by which you can earn to & day; young men from 23 to & lesir who are hustiers and well recom- mended. Room 106, Omaha Bee bldg. B—-Mse ¢ WANTED, nnu;u;\'punucr; and paner angers. A. L. Seabrook, 4 N U t. > &—du a gentleman desires to take private ssons in French two evenings each week. Must call at my residence. Address, stating method of teaching, X4, Bee. B-M9T0 WANTEL WANTED, experienced invoice clerk; must be quick and accurate at figures; give age, previous occupation and salary wanted, Address X 44, Bee. B—M%5 G. R. RATHBUN gives private lessons in bookkeeping. Room 15, Commercial Na- ticnal bank. B—MI16) FLORIST wanted, first-class man, who also knows gardening; steady position all the year around to the right man. Apply on premises or by mall to George A. Jos- Iyn, 3%02 Davenport st., Omaha, Neb. BM831 29 WANTED, deserving young lad tleman to take life schola Omahs best business and shorthand college, and pay for 1t when course is finished and position secured. Address Y 67, B8589 or gen- ip ~ in WANTE! tractor, Yutan, Neb. TRAVELING salesme! stralght salary; answer ness, otherwise don't Tex. WANTED—Good middle-aged, all round butcher; must be a sober, engrgetic man, feady to do all kinds of work around butcher shop. R. M. Westphalen, At~ lantic, Towa. B—M$18 2§ carpenters. Claus Stange, con- B—MY13 20% also advertisers; if you want busi: Triumph, Dallas, B—M%8 M1* MEN to learn barber trade; special offer May 1 to 15; board, room, scholarship and outfit of tools; elght weeks completes; steady practice, expert instructions, po- sitions guaranteed. Write today, Moler Barber College, 1623 Farnam street. B—915 N1* WANTED—An experienced bill clerk, Ref- erences required. Address, Z 4, Bee B—924-20 WANTED—Electriclan, one line man and engineer for night run; country plant. i at Room 12, Iler Grand, Monday, to 12 B—92327 m. ANY ecnergetic man can make money dis- tributing samples of merchandise, circu- lars, etc. We secure advertising matter for distribution in every section of the U. and want men to do the work: good ay. Horn Adv. Ass'n, 118 Broadway, ew York. B-119 27¢ WANTED, young man, traveling position: experience unnecessary: salary $0 month and expenses. Plough-Willlams Co.. Man- hattan Bldg., Chicago. B—i20 271* WANTED everywhere, hustlers to signs, distribute circulars, samples. etc.; no canvassing, good pay. Bun Advertis- ing Bureau, Chicago. B—989 21 MEDICAL book salesman wanted by the leading firm in the business on a ddsirable proposition; state full particulars of ex- perience. P. O. Box Philadeiphia B—112 271* WANTED—Young man, resident of South Omahs, who can use typewriter for real estate office. Address, Z 6, Bee. B—965—27 WANTED, manager for & branch office in Omaha of an old incorporated company, doing business for 2 years; manager will be required to take not less than 31,500 of stock In the company; none but responsi- ble parties need reply. Address Lock Box 825, Chicago. B—188 27 ON SALE this week, 500 shirts worth $1.00, your cholce 4c. Adlers, 1121 Farnam, . Bo189 310 WANTED, three salesmen: high grade oods; direct from factory to merchant: 00d pay to right man. Address Y. o4, e B—IT8 ¥ BICYCLE riders to ride and exhibit our wheels in re time; free wheel and 000 in_cash: big propositio) Write oday. Cash Buyers” Union, Chicago B—991 27% WANTED, a registered drugglst, at once; Bwede preferred. A. B. Hedbloom, Stromsburg, Neb. B—152 27 CIGAR salesmen wanted, experlence un- necessary, good pay. Emanuel Co., Station J,'New York. CIVIL service government positions; 9 appointments made last year: probably 10,000 this year: only common school edu- cation required for examination: cata- logue of Information free. _Columbi Correspondence College, Washington THOUSANDS are successful, galning bet- ter salaries and positions studying elec- trielty, mechanical engineering. mechan- ical drawing at home by correspondence. Thomas A. Edison endorses institute Book, “Can I Become an Electrical Engi- neer?’ malled free. Electrical Engineer Institute, New York. B— LEARN proofreading; situations secured; to weekly. Home Corresponder hool, Philadeiphia WANTED, competent tinner who can make Bimeelf generally useful in hardware and furniture store.” F." L. Dunn, Osceola, eb. B—992 28 WANTED-Traveling men on salary or | commission basis to sell fine grade Whis- . key direct to consumer; permanent posi- tlon, but Al references required. Han- ! over Distlliery Co., Independent, 111 Main , Bt, Peorla, 11 B9 ANTED—Experienced one having , territory. clgar salesman, estublished trade, Nebraska arx & Co., Des Moines. la B-230 27% SALESMANBlack underskirts, west of Missourl river; a good opportunity for ho a personal acquaintance with the buvers in this particular line to handle on the side, a strong. stylish ' popular-priced line; edstern make; stat¢ BiR" particulars, reterence, etc. . Address . B—M250 21% they are. lculars free. 'l Cor. Insti Washington, D. B BOOKKEEPERS increase incomes by to audit books. Complete printed F. Whittemore malled, $i Certified Public Accountant . New York B and Ne truct! icha: 186 Firth . s 7‘03DAVIO CO., Chie uates York B-1%0 11* l‘v‘wn by mall; employed grad- testify. &l’"l for facts, free. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY APRIL 27, 1902 WANTED=MALE HELP, ANY person who will distribute circular for $3 dally should address Standard Co 4 Welis, Chicago. No canvassing B-129 1% WANTED, clothing salesmen to open and erate sales agencles for America’s greatest taflors; exclisive rights given; proper facllities’ furnished to right par- ties; woolens n the plece for display pur- poses supplied if required; samples fur- nished free, also advertising matter and statlonery. ' A number of our sales agents are making from $1.200 to $3.600 per year. Write for terms and full 'information Address Agency, Dept. P., Lock Box 966, Chicago B— MECHANICS qualified for advancement Qur free “booklet, “Are Your Hands Tied?" tells how thousands have doubled or largely increased their earning capac- ity through our spare time instruct mall. Write to the International spondence schools, Box 1668, Scranton, or call day or evening. Omaha office, 637 Paxton, block B—131 2% COMPUTING SCALE BALESMAN. W. F. Stimpson Co., Mfrs., Detrolt, Mich. good_architectural Apply | draughts- man. Fisher & lLawrie, Paxton block. B-21 M WANTED, GSMEN WANTED, SALESMEN wanted for full line of fruit and ornamental trees; pay weekly; outft free. Lawrence Nursery Company, Law- rence, Kan. ~888 J19* WANTED, salesman, exclusive or side line, to_handle our large and elegant WANTED-FEMALE H EXPERIENCED tafloress to sew on jack- ts and skirts. Room 51 ['vulln‘n. block WANTED, a_girl to_help with ho work in family of five adulta; one to go home at nights, Call at 1902 Cass St WANTED, young ladles to study French by mall; ea. For particulars and circ respondence School of 80th S8t., New York oofreadin, Weekly. Ho LEARN Philadciphia Jar address C rench, 198 We ©—126 r- situations secured; me Correspondence [ 3is to School WANTED—GIr| for general housework; no washing and best of wages pald. Call at 4016 Farnam St C—M201 29 WANTED-Lady of sterling business get- up in_domestics; references exchanged; permanent position to pr person Bood pay for brains. Address Z: Bee. C—M244 280 WOMAN having experlence In scale « fice.” City Bcales, 14th and Nicholas. C—M24129 WANTED—Lady stenographer and office asslstant; Elve nge, experience. refer: ll‘{"’". and wages expected. Address Z 25 ee HELP WANTED. 8 DAILY copying letters at home, elther sex; inclose two stampe with appiication. Illinois Industrial Unlon, Dept. sonic Temple, Chicago. $12 WEEKLY for copying letters home, line' of Duo Tone and Photogravure Ad- vertising Art Calendars, copyrighted 1ife subjects, entirely new ideas, every mer- chant a prospective customer, large as- Bortment 'of fans, biotters and advertis- ing specialties. Advertiser, care Lord & Thomas, Chicago, i, —121 BALESMEN, steam speclalty salesmen who command respect of the trade and want well advertised side line should write at once to E. A. Kellogs, Albany, N Y. TED, by well established house traveling salesman; very attractive, sal- able line, ylelding large profits; liberal and unique inducements to retafl trade; high-priced men investigate. Box 22, De- troit, Mich —106 27% WANTED by old established house, ex- perlenced traveling _salesman for ' this state; permanent position to right man. Box 608, St. Louls. —040 21* WANTED, by old established house, ex- serfenced traveling salesman for ' Ne- hraska, must have first-class credentlals and give bond; none other need apply. Box 614, Chicago, —839 2 WANTED, bright salesmen to present old rellable manufacturers’ line to best mer- chants. Address Willlam Dix, 119 Dear- born 8t., Chicago. —936 21 man who WANTED, energetic travelin lankets and can sell a_first-rate line of dress goods to retail town and country trade. ~Address Salesman, Box 1192, Phtla~ delphla, Pa. —i34 21 WANTED—Salesman for all kinds of dupll- cating sales books and all kinds of rinted matter. Only experlenced man. o others need apply. Nebraska Prin ing Co., Lincoln, Neb. —086—25° WANTED—Experienced salesmen to call on all kinds of business houses, manu- facturers, wholesale and retall stores and banks, to Introduce and sell our mag- pificent advertising calendars, compris. ing over 200 different styles, all original, late, handsome patterns; nothing like them ever seen before. Customers want and buy at once on seeing them; really no competition: wonderful works of art. WE PAY LARGEST COMMISSION. Those giving exclusive time to the work readily make $100 to $150 every week. We guarantee them to be the best side line for traveling men _ever heard of. WRITE AT ONCE WITH REFER- ENCES, “ALL COMMISSIONS PAID PROMPTLY. Success assured. Ameri- can Novelty Co., Cincinnatl, 0. . SALESMEN—Wanted, hustling salesmen for Nebraska, by well established whole- sale house. 'High commission contract with $25.00 weekly advance while travel- ing. Jess H. Smith, Detroit, Mich. —978—-27% WE HAVE a side line for cigar salesmen on cash, commission or salary. Only first class men need answer. 532 North 24th, South Omaha. —060—27* WANTED, a high-grade speclalty sales- man, capable of earning $3,00 & year: good territory and liberal contract to right man. = Address 1615 Manhattan bullding, Chicago. —100 27 WANTED, a man to take charge of a re- tail lumber vard in a Nebraska town of 8,000 population; salary not less than $75 per month; must be thoroughly ac- quainted with the retall trade; must have had experience in & town of about this size and must be an Al salesman. Ad- dress Z 14, Bee —186 71 SALESMEN to sell perfumes, toilet soaps, etc.,, to dealers; $100 monthly and ex. penses. Plumer Perfumery and Mfg. Co., t, Louls, Mo. —148 27 either _sex; send two stamps for particu- lars. Eagle Supply Company, 59 e, rborn street, Chicago - e ————— FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, DEWEY European hotel, 18th and Farnam. E—601 LARGE front room, also south room, 2016 Douglas. BMszt BEAUTIFUL rooms, furnished or_unfur- aished, for light housekeeping, modern, large fawn, private family. iz Burt St modern. 3% N. E-539 M1s FURNISHED rooms, 15th St. all ELEGANT rooms, finest location in the city. 1909 Capitol Ave. E—M8 ROOMS—1906 Capltol Ave. E—M849 28° WANTED, a man and wife, or two gentle. men to occupy apartments in a beaut!ful summer home, with widow lady and daughter; very near the best car line in city; references exchanged. Address Box 453, Iler Grand Hotel. E—$61 very nice rooms; modern house; ivate famjly; near city hall; gentlemen: 8, Bee. E—020—-29% DOUBLE and single rooms, 2201 <l)riu IZ:‘ furnished rooms, 2008 Burt. 0 _each E—971—25* LARGE, also smaller room. 88 N. 19th St. ) E~—166 M26 NICELY for light housekeepin TWO ni house modern. furnished rooms for rent, also 2310 Douglas St E—M248 27" 2623 St. Marys E—M TWO housckeeping rooms VERY desirable rooms at reasonable rat 1i2 N. 26th st E-M261 28" FURNISHED rooms for_gentlemen, mod- ern, detached house, lawn and shade, close in. 2215 Farnam St, = E—M28 29° L BLR R R o R FURNISHEDL ROOMS AND BOARD. NICE home for young men. 108 8. 2itn Bt. F-502 b“g'“,“fi‘.% sulte” ot rooms, st foor, unfurnished, May e Pra 2th St. F—i2—M-6 FOR RENT, nicely furnished, steam heated rooms, with or without board. Midland hotes, 16th and Chicago Bts. F—504 ROOMS and board. Glencairn, 1600 D;u las. ROOMS—"The Farnam,” 19th and Farnam. F—d12 ‘THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, rooms with board. F—4b4—M-15 PRIVATE homelfke place; references ex- changed. 52 B. 2ist Ave. F-T70 27¢ FRONT room and board in private family at 1128 So. 30th Ave. F—891 30* FOR one or two gentlemen, room and board. 2001 Douglas. 925—M-2* FURNISHED room, with or without board. 1803 8. 29th Ave. T 'FRONT room and board. 1922 California. F110 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WANTED, salesmen, by manufacturer of flavoring extracts, ‘ete.; long established brands.” Good salary. ‘Box Bli, Chicako, BALESMEN to sell tollet soap to di $100 per month salary and expen piFignce unnecessary. Louls Ernat’ Co., t. Louls, Mo. BXCELLENT side line for traveling men with established routes; demand already created; no samples to carry: blg com- mission. E. V. M, 61 Franklin 8t,, Chi- CAgO. CIGARS—Salesmen to sell cigars on prem- fum plan; best proposition out; full size samples, ioc. Western Cigar Co., Pozzoni Bldg., St. Louls, Mo. DESK room space, 8 per month, ground floor room in The Bee bullding, facl Farnam street; no expense for light, hea or janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co. Rental Agents, Bee building. G—1i§ SUITE of rooms, modern, housekeeping. 616 Georgla Ave. G—M851 FOR RENT, second and third floors, 1415 Farnam Inquire of Hugo F. Bilz, bar and restaurant. Room sultable for billlard, club, lodges or nnylnlnfi G—M800 28% 3 ROOMS, or entire floor, modern, close in. 2006_Farnam. G—M256 2% FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, WANTED, three Al salesmen willing to hustle sfx days in the week and ten months in the year for an income rang- ing from $2,000 to 35,000 net yer year; rning it; why not you? For o fuVrite Bushway, Britt & Co., WANTED, salesman; $0 mon; enses: permanent. ochester, N. SALESMAN_High grade man for high ‘¥rade work—-road. "Ask for Shoals, Mer- chant: y and ex- Perry Nursery Co., today. WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. WANTED, two young lady students to learn hairdressing, manicuring and chi- ropody and sclentific_inassage. Call or write Roem 220, Bee Bldg. C—ina 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 15th & Dodge. C WANTED, competent girl for general housework. rs. A. B. Jaquith, 2017 Spencer St. Csud WANTED, competent girl for general housework. Good wages and Steady place to trustworthy, capable girl. Only man and wife. Location close in. dress Z 1, Bee 2D, deserving young lady or gentle- ‘man to take life scholarship in Omaha's best business and shorthand coliege and pay for it when course is finished and osition secured. Address A 1, Bee. C—5%0 WANTED-Ladles to learn hairdressing manicuring or faclal massage, only four weeks required by our method of free clinie, expert Instructions, etc.; begin now and complete for summer resort positions; | top wages paid graduates. Call or write Moler College, 1823 Farnam - 8t | C—M915 M1* | COMPETE | "8 in family Dodge. LADIES, copy letters at home, # (0 36 per week; send stamped envelope for applica- ton. ' Atlas Novelty Co., Dept. 2. Chi- cago. C—98 27* girl for general housework Mrs. J. 5. Mawhinney, 2604 C—184 27 LADIES, something new making sofa pil- lows at home, 38 to $15 weekly; materials furnished, no canvassing; eteady emplo ment guaranteed; send stamped, ad- dressed envelope. Household Mrg. Erie Bt., Chicago C—9u %) MONTHLY cepying letters at home, either sex; send {wo stamps for particu: lars. Hicks Supply Co., 5067 Halsted, Chicage 918 7% # TO 315 weekly, no canvassing; employed an hour or two eveni: wad 310 8 to your weekly income; tlose stamp. = Work malled ou applica- tign. 3h Contury Mtg. Co.. Toledo, O MILLINERS wanted; first-c FOR RENT, the bullding formerly occu- fed by Thé Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has our stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. hls will ‘be rented very reasonably. 1f interested apply at once to C. C. Ro water, secretary, room 10, Bee bullding. FOR RENT, store in_first-class locatio rent reasonable. AJ ly_R. C. Pete & Co., ground floor, Bee Bidg. pud LARGE room in the Paxton block to let, ‘saitable for lodge purposes. Iy room 685, Paxton block, or W. ARNAM SMITH & CO. 13 U. 8. NATIONAL Inquire 1 w0 BANK BUILDING. Farnam Street. upward 118721 STOREROOM. 701 8. 16th. R. C. Peters & Co., Main Fioor Bee Bid 1218 THREE-SYORY AND BASEMENT BRICK BUILDING now occupled by FESTNER PRINTING BOMPANY, at 1307-09 Howard St. This is a fine location for a commission house or other wholesale firm; will be va- cant May 15, when the Festner Printing gompany’ move Into " thelr elegant new bullding adjoining on the west and may be leased for a term of years at $1,200 per annum, tenant to make all repairs. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Maln Floor N. Y. Life Bld; M232 STORE FOR RENT—Goud storeroom, 1433 8. 16th st., 31250. George & 1601 Farnam. 192 27 AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, canvassiu ageuts county Lo solicit subscriptions to TH. TWENTIETH C NTUI{Y FARMER steady employment with assured good income jents In the country with horse ard buggy es) ally desired; can- vassers 10 3100 per mouth. Bolicitors <13 agent making B. & Q. lu southern take a good side line on Address 19, Bee. J-M430 M15* LIFE OF TALMAGE, by his son, lar tully Uustrated; dow pHices: Beat terine: reight ald, credit given, outfit free. P. W Ziegh * chi- AT ONCE, a good, reliable all branches of G Nebraska & commission. a8 pn%;rerl and makers. " Joyce, 1€4 Douslas, St competent girl for general Douglas. c—fla WaNT oy er & Co., 334 Dearborn 8 cago, 1 the cheapest J—861 AGENTS make 35 daily selll and most perfect Water filter ever. in- vented; retails at $1.50; big profit; exclu- wve tarritary Maneca Filter Co., Seneca, Mo, J- o rapld and thorough course. | AGENTS WANTED. T8 wanted for the self-heating flat- . economy, convenience and pleasure combined; every lady who sees this iron wants it; exclusive territory to active parties. Address Gen'l Agent, 213 Doug- as St., Omaha, Neb, J1TT 29 AGENTS for & new articke on the market (recently patented) sells readily to e business houses and in fact eve big profits to agents. Nevius Mfg. Chouteau Ave., St e, Mo, AGENTS everywhere, $5 hour guaranteed greatdst discovety of the age; something entirely new and attractive; no competi- tion; 500 per cent profits; for sample, etc., inclose stamp. Albaugh Mfg. Co.' Chi- cago. J—1is 77* WANTED, manager in every city, county, to handle best-paying business knowr legitimate; new; exclusive control. Phoe nix Co., 13 W, 2§th Bt, N. Y. J—115 27 AGENTS wanted, $16 to $% a week easily made; something entirely new; no can- vassing; sells at sight; send 2 stamp for particulars. Prophyjax Co., Vincent BIAg., Broad York. J—114 27% AGENTS to canvass offices and stores everywhere with quick _seller; large profits and permanent work In exclusive territory. Levick, 48 Marion 8t, New York, J=110 2 New PORTRAIT agents, quick, write now: {llus- trated catalogue, portralts, crayons and pictures for home decoration; best line in market today. Hyde Art Co., 469 Wells Bt., Chicago. J—938 27% AGENTS, wonderful photographic_appar- atus; any smoker can make a picture; % cents, ‘sample 10 cents. Dept. 157, Na- tional Mercantile & Mfg. Co., Richmogd, Ind. J—936 27 ONLY authorized life of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage, by his son, Rev. Dr. Frank Talmage and associate editors of the Christian Herald; book of 500 pages, mag- nificently illustrated; retails at $2.00; outfit free, postage 20 cents, best terms, freight paid, premiums given; order immediately and ' secure chofce of territory. Unlon Book & Bible House, Denver, Colo. J—139 27* AGENTS to sell Royal Pepsin Bitters; big commission, easy seller, sample free to responsible’ parties. L. & A. Bcharff, St. Louls, Mo, J-135 27 SALARY or commission to sell the Famous Glass Burner, an electric light on a kero- sene lamp, a milllon in use; sample by mail, 60 cents; illustrated literature free, Monarch Novelty Co., 311 N. W. Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn. J—133 27 AGENTS Wanted. Handsome Morocco card case and 100 calling or business cards, 0c. Brownwell Novelty Co., 3670 Finney Ave., St. Loufs, Mo. J—083—2' AGENTS—Americus _ Leather Suspenders sell themselves; §25 to {50 weekly easy. Exclusive territory to hustlers. ~ Intro- duced by agents only. Samples furnished. Berry Mfs. Co., B @, Cinclnnatl, . = LAMP that makes its own gas at cost of 1 cent a day; small model sent free to those wishing to work for us. Empire Gaslight Co., % W. Broadway, New York. J—080—27% FREE sample to agents. Self-lig) pocket lamp, size of lead pencil; burns pertectly; rapld seller; seeing is bellev- ng. Send stamp. Fountain Pocket Lamp Co., Graham Bullding, New. York. ’ J—o1-21* LITTLE WONDER SODA FOUNTAIN: ays agents 100 per cent profit; retalls §55) “largest field and best heller known; agents fully protected. SAYLER-CAREY FG. CO., Cincinnati, O, J—676 27* GREATEST invention of the age. imported Hamburger Automatic Gaslighters; re- uires no matches; just turn on the gas and our chemical marvel does the rest; useful In every home; big inducements to agents; send for sample. Hamburger Automatic Gaslighter Co., 79-81 Fifth Ave., Chicago. J—102 21* AGENTS wanted for the best and only fouitive Skirt Sypporter ever Invented: Tberal terms. George N. Sceets, 106 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago. J—101 27* ANTED=TO RENT. WANTED- irnjshed house or part of one, five to eight rooms. Reasonabie rent to first-class tenant Close in_ preferred. Address, 9, Bee 86137 YOUNG man wishes room or room and board in strictly private famlily; price ng sbject; best of references. Address Z Bee. K z 163 2 WANTED, two rooms with bath, where there ary quiet old lad ousekeeping adult or other Bee, no 16, WANTED=TO BUY. good _secondhand furniture; hiighest prices paid. Enterprise Furniture Co., 102 B. 14th. ‘Tel. 2296 N-—952 M9 WANTED—To buy, medium sized fireproof safe for books; inside measurements about 24x36. Must be cheap. State price and where same can be seen. Z 17, Bee —02i—28 HORSE part wanted; oceries FOR SALE—FURNITURE. and will_pay part 30 08 N. 26th. CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Do Tel 2020 New and secondhand, bought, sold, xchanged G508 WITH every 310 sale we will give FREE a beautiful ofl painting. We have a_com- plete line of ouse furnishings, new and secondhand; prices rlght. Knterprise Fur- niture Co., 102-4 8, 14th. Tel. 2286 0983 M9 FOR SALE—The entire furnishinge of a 16-r. house, separately or altogether. 101 South_25th’ 8t. 0216 pLoCLLRC LR A FOR SALE—HORSES, ETOC. WAGONS, cheap. See ere Plow Co. P—699—M-5* FOR repair work on light and heavy wagons see Frost, 1ith and Leavenworih. GOOD,_ Btudebaker top Dusky, A. W. Johnon, with John De FOR SALE, buggles, phaetons, carriages, runabouts, new and' 2d-hand, at cut prices. Repairing and trimming; also put on rubber ti:s. Pfelffer, 2ith and Leav- enworth sts. P—$88 M24 FOR_SALE—Rubber-tired phaeton; good as new. Address 2516 S 224 ave. P-239 2i* "OR BALE-—Pony and cart, harness, etc., in_good order. Address H. Dobeck, 1106 Douglas st. P-231 21 FOR SALE. Poles. Very cheap phaeton; two 8.W. corner I5th and Spruce sts. P—M257 27 LAIRVOYANT! GYLMER, Scientific Palmist, It is so because being the only Paim meth it y I8 today life reading. purely scientific, method which 18 absolutely vold of super- stition. There is nothing in palmistry t i€ odious to the thinking or weli-balanced mind. On the other hand, it attracts seri- ous thought and an investigation will con- vince fair-minded man that It is a natural and true method of predicting the future. All others are the outcome of eltirer spiritualism or astrology. Spirit wallsm is the quintessence of superstition and astrology is an exploded science which has long since been supplanted by astron- omy. Gylmer has been in Omaha for five years and there is not a single Instance whereln anyone has been dissatisfied with her readings. She interprets the lines in the palm correctly and her advice can- not help being beneficlal. She is un- parflieled in her profession. Ses this gifted woman; parlors 316 8. 15th st, in Grante block, floor. 819127 PROF. LEAHIE, NEW YORK'S FAVOR- 1TE CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. TELLS YOU ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW Every hope, fear and wish of your lifs fauits, quality, capability, trade or prc fession you are best suited for, fortunate and unfortunate periods of life, breaks all evil influences. He will tell you how to win the one vyou love, conquer enemies, restofe lost affections and how to win in business, love and marriaj PERBONAL MAGNETISM fs the magic wand that rules the world; it sways the minds of millions and regu: lates the destinies of nations. IT 18 THE KEY TO HIGHER LIFE. Oh! wives with aching hearts, maidens with unfaithful lovers, men and youths who are struggling 'with sorrow and despair—call on this gifted man immedi- ately. He will set you right. Has helped thousands. Why not you? (All business sacred), Parlors, 1619 Dodge Street. from 8 to 9 dally and Sunday. Fees, $1:00 and $2.00. Batisfaction given or no, pay. 961 Hours, e MRS. FRITZ, eclairvoyant. 1614 Cass s s MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 31 MME. PALMER, CLAIRVOYANT. Past resent and future positively told; advice on all affalrs of life; charges rea- sonable. Parlors 18 Davenport. 8200 270 e ——————————— ELECTRIC TREATMENT, PERSONA BUPERFLUOUS halr, warts permanently removed by sultation free guaranteed and moles eloctricity; con and confidential work Miss Allender, 1613 Dougias, g2 SECRET SERVICE Private Work a Specialty. BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN H. M. BOWERS, BOX 444, OMAHA. e MOLLIF oL Keep on A moving; see page 16 What to L Eat.—George. U--20 & AMERIC marr suitable AN g age leman, pearing 719, Be Nebraskan nome-loving 1 wo! Ia. FOR RENT-3 to 6 rooms partially; kitchen, mod children; fine for summe 417 Sherman Ave 6 furnished ot piano, ne call_evenings. U—208 27 WOULD YOU box 663 NEW OPPORTUNITY for ployed; call and Investigate room 1 onsider marriage? Write for particulars. 0 ~243 27* ladies —~M “Ask the Man” and he will tell you all about why auality, fiavor, etc., excells in THE STOECKER CIGARS. U—M47 M3 Douglas, M2 the MONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTA' NT on business property. on residence property lo& y Whole or part a B. EIKLE, 401 8. 15th 1F YOU own a lot in desifable location I will foan you money to build & house. W, H. Thomas, First National Bank Bld W—160 2} 4 PER % Jer o Optio; ime. w. t y 8t. W52 ONEY to_loan on improved Omaha_real estate. Brennan-Love Co., 30§ 8o, 13th, W34 FOR SALE, cholce mortgage loans, Garyin Bros., 1604 Farnam St., Omaha, W-M5s9 W—536 . city loans and warrants. Bmith & Co., 1820 Farnam St W-—530 D, w. Farnam BUILDING 590,000, W Bank Bldg. FARM and city Joans, low rates. Thomas, 1st Nat. Daik Bldg. ioans made in sums of $1,000 o H. Thomas, First National W158 27* W. H. Te], 1645, W1 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R.1. T—004— MG § PER CEN Garvin Bros., 160 Farnam. W37 FIR timbers for house movers, etc., 40 to 11 feet; cribbing and hog fence.' 01 b&u las. MME. AMES, vaor bath: 15th, F. 7. M317 Mi2 S ———— 14 N T 100 STYLES trusses, catalogue free. Sher. man & McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge, Omaha. Q518 FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any other musical instrument; $ up. The Wittman Co., 1621 Farnam. Q 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam. Q511 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Qo IDHAND safe cheap. Schwartz, 114 8. 13th, Q514 1622 Capitol Av. Q181 FLESCHER sells bicycl WIRE fence for poultry, hog, lawn_and yard, hitch posts, - trée giiards. Wire orks, 617 So. 16th St. Tel. 1580. Q—M72 Julyd FOR SALE, gscholarship in an Omaha shorthand school, cheap. Inquire 232 Bee Bld, Q—M968 STAMP photos, 1c each. Velox, 13 & Farm Q872 Mz ' 40 to 71 bouglaa. Q--510 FIR timbers for house movers, etc. feet; poultry and hog fence. 901 ONE evening each week gives you $5.00 to $25.00; start profitable manufacturing business at your home: either sex: no capital required. A. Wiilow, 247 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. J—909 27% BICYCLES and phonographs on easy pay- ments—$§5 down, $1.60 per week; hand wheels, §, 38 and $10; new wheels, $la. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chl&l‘&lgs. AGENTS wanted; $100 weekly easily made; let us prove this to you; nameplates, num bers, slgns, readable darkest nights; sam- les free. Right Supply Co., Englewood, 1. J—98 21% AGENTS wanted in every county seat in Nebraska; salary or commission. For partieulers inciose stamp end references. 22 North 16th street, Omaha, J—14§ 27 DOME-SHAPED _ventilated lids, Jjustable and adjustable (new); prevent other sellers. rease splashing; Reading Pa J—141 unad- it merican Novelty Works, free. To introduce and authentic Memorial goo. Price $150, and to dis- rage the sale of spurious editions, we will employ agents to give away to re- sponsible people 5.000 coples In each state. Ve pay agents fq, on each book giyen away. Agents can make $10.00 to Send lic to cover per day. Outfit free. stage. Begin work at once. Address onroe Book Co., Chicago. J—145 27% HOW I made $75,000 in three years; guar- antee success If you take my advice; my plan for 2c in stamps; all publishers know me s rellable; employ 100 people; started without capital; rich” today: chance for Frank R. Carter, 12 East 42d street, LIFE of Rev. Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage The hook war is on advertise the only Edition, 50 pa Sou AGENTS, $18 per wek to men and women with rigs to sell our goods to farmers. People’s Supply Co., Dept. 57, Kansas City, Mo. - WORLD POCKBT ATLAS, 60 colored maps; every country official 1900 census; everybody buys; 100 per cent profit; 320 weekly; copy and terms malled, %e. Our reputation behind it. Rand-McNally Co., Chicago, J— er t. ages, 90 escribed: AGENTS wanted, four bix sellers, 150 gent, profit, ‘samples free. Sayman, 0. AGENTS wanted with horse and wagon to make 3§35 weekly selling to farmers a household necessity that they are glad to buy. “Clean, peasant, profitable employ- ment. Particulars free. Add, Mercantile Syndicate, Dept. J, Kansas City, Mo. LADY agents wanted for a labor-saving article for women; new, @w price, big profit, exclusive territory; write now; if convenient send stamp. Kent Mfg. Co., Racine, Wi J—210 21 AGENTS—Automatic Washers sell them- selves: one agent writes he exhibited his sample to ten women and took ten orders time required, 45 minutes; profit over $50: guaranteed to do u washing in 30 minutes: furnishes its own power: requires neither labor nor attention; costs less than any other machine; free samples and exclu- sive territory furnished agents; §60 a week guaranteed; thousands of testimonials. Automatic Washer Co., Station U, Chi- cago. J— AGENTS WANTED. either sex; my plan shows how you may Increase your in- come without capital, outfit or previous experience; my plan’ does not interfere with any 'occupation you may be en- gaged In, because no one need know vou are my representative: If you are out of work you can earn $M0 per month work- ing for me; you can learn how to work for me successfully in five minutes' *ime and the work Is strictly honorable, legiti- mate and permanent. Address W. M Griffin, Key 164, Fort Wayne, Ind.. for free particulars. I do not want one penny of your money. “ AGENTS—Competent salesmen to present atlractive #oods in towns and country liberal contract and guaranteed unworked territory: state experience. The True Art Co., 150 Fifth ave.. New York J WANTED=TO REN WANTED-Board and_room family by three young men erences given. Address Y 3 in private best of ref- Bee Mse) 27 YANTED, to rent 10-room house, modern convenlences; south side preferred. Fred Loewe, Boston:Btore. K153 29 WANTED—For few weeks, room and bath on first floor, with board. Must be ex- cellent location, quiet and strictly private. Z 11, Bee. K900 WANTED—Room and board for man and wife; close in; private family preferred Z 12, Bee. (et WANTED—To rent 5 to 40-acre tract near or In city. Address Z 24, WANTED, furnished house for the sum- mer. T. F. Btroud [§ 1th and Far- B e ety ] BOUTH DAKOTA MAP, official, showing boundaries and descriptions according to government land office plats to date; fres omesteads and land to be opened for settlement; %c sflver or 3 stamps. partment Q, State Pub. Co., Plerre, Q—Mib3 M2 TYPEWRITERS, latest Remington, Smith- Premler, Densmore, replaced by THE UNDERWOOD; low price. Rentals, $2.50 to $4 per month. A. H. Workman & Co., 1617 Farnam. 'Phone, 2439, QM52 GOOD sound hay, $7.50 per ton delivered. Wagner's feed store, 199 to 1911 Cuming 8t. Q—MS52 SEABROOKE—Wall paper. 408 N. 16th st. Q—MST9 M24 PERSONAL, Middlemiss, wall paper cleaner, Tel. 1789, U—M758 M5 DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superfiu. olis haif removed by electricity: R, 1% Frenzer Block. U—19 PRIVATE h;lg ital, before and during con- finement; bables ‘adopted. 2306 Grant St. Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1182. U--518 FLESCHER will fix your bicycle Hight, - HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro- ody, for ladies’ only, in connection with he Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bldg. U—288 RUPTURE permanently cured in 3 to 6 days; send for circular. O. 5. Wood, M. D., 841 New York Lite Blag., Omaha, Neb. ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Dfiu,lu. 0 Co., ou U CHIROPODY & speclalty. 1In connection ith The Bathery, rooms 16-20 Heg Bid. MOPHONES and_supplies, O oratly "Coltins biano Tel. 1716. Ui SHAMPOOING and_hairdressin connection_with The Bathery, bullding. Tei. 1718. RUPTURE cured, no paiu, detention from business; send ' for circulars. Kmpire wure Co., @1 N. Y. Lite Bidg. U—Mt GO TO The Goldman_Pleating Co. for all kinds of pleating. Thelr new machinery h 0 ‘do better, cheaper, cker work than ever before. 200 Doug: block. U—M214 VIAVI, woman's way to health. Home greatinent.” Booklet tree. 36 Lo, Bidg. ELITE PARLORS. 615 So. 16th St,, 2d = PRIVATE home for ladies before and dur- ing confinement; bables _adopted. 2620 Burdette. Mrs. Burget, U—MI2 M1l* g, %c. In iu-ézv Beo oor. 7 SAM'L BURNS for gas fixtures. QM5 M23 SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINES. Next Week. Singer . $2.00 Domestic 8 Household Singer, good as new RERAE (50 eciio Singer, ‘high arm Domestic 14.00 Tallor .. e 2600 12,50 We rent machines for 7 cents per week. We repair and sell parts for any machine manufactured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., George E. Mickel, Manager, Omaha, Neb. Corner 1th and Harney. 'Phone 1663, 612 N. 24th St., South Omaha., 'phone 3518 34 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, Ja 17627 15.00 30.00 25.00 & 10.00 OR SALE, buggy, harness, ri etc. Apply 218 Caldwell. ng bridle Q%0 23+ % PER CENT discount on graphophones, horns, ete. Omaha Bleycle Co., 16th and Chicago. Q1 A FOR SALE or_trade, a large secondhand refrigerator. G2 North 16th street Q140 27 FOR SALE, one billiard table, one pool table and all fixtures, one bar, one back bar with large mirror, one ice box and all other fixtures belonging to a first- class saloon; store in Courtland, Neb. For full particulars address Samuel West- helmer, 8t. Joseph, Mo. Q143 21 FOR SALE, violin, more than 100 years old, at 100 8. Bth st. Q=219 21+ FINE rubber-tired phaeton in good condi- tion. Address Z 2, Bee. Q217 21 WANTED—To sell two fine children’s beds, one brass, cost $45: one mahogany, cost $35; will sell very cheap. 116 So. FOR SALE—Delivery wagon, single, with sideboards; address Z18 Bee office Q284 27 SCHMOLLER & MUELLER'S Closing out sale of the Hardman Plano stock furnishes the greatest money savin chance of years. This is the last weel and prices are cut deeper than ever. All used uprights, Organs and Square Planos at little of nothing prices Twenty square planos at such low prices as 10, 15, 20, 30, 35 and 8o on any of them. All well 'worth double the price. See our large ad. on page 15. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, 1313 Farnam st.. Omaha, and 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Q204 27 PIANOS. $2:50 per week No risk In_your plano buying here. ~The factory guarantees lt—one price, $250.00—no more, no less. Plano dealers charge $80 (o $400 for same kind. INVESTIGATE. Terms cash or $2.50 per week. New and beautiful | up-to-date styles. You can call during day OF YREN R WALTER, Mrgrs. Agent | s ALTER Y Eliroriia. 8t Walnut _Hill Cars. 96M 1 STORAGE. FACIFIC Btorage and Warehouse Co., 913- 914 Jones, general siorage and forwarding. OM. Van Stor. Co., 1011% Farn. Tels. 1656-863 O, Van Stor —_—— FRATERNAL ORDERS. THE GARDENERS protect old age as well T R Cnaricr memibers free.” Partiou: lars from Frank llosewater, supreme manager, 23 Bee Bldg. ~T4 MME. SMITH. batl 35, 24 floor, r. 2. M U—M473 M6 er day; dresscutting by ma- ¥ Douglas, Room 1 J—MTTT M21 WANTED, to know the whereabouts of Fred Leach, who was last known to be lat Deadwood, 8. D., in 1882. I would be thankful to any ene knowing of him to write to me, his brother. Mathias Leach, sergeant Company B, dth infantry, Fort Bam Houston, Tex. U—Mbi1 27 IMMENSELY wealthy, handsome and in- telligent lady wants, immediately, good, capable husband. Address Era, 113 Clark 8t., Chicag! U—ba2 77 EARN 82 chine. 1 CHOICE FAR ANS FOR SALE. R. C. PETERS & ( 20., 1702 Farnam St WM 7 WANTED, city anc farm loans; also bonds and warrants, R. C. Peters & Co, 178 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. Wi W. H. THOMAS loans money on City prop erty W15 PRIVATE money. F.D. Wena, 1524 Bou 4 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk. W-535 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 97 N. Y. L. WILLIAMSON, GIARLES, B W- 1208 W. H. THOMAS loans money WILLIAMSON: w Hiddin WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY DEAL WITH THE AMERICAN LOAN CO. § LOANS FROM $10 TO $20 MADE On Furniture, Pianos, etc., and to peopls holding a_steady position, without pub- licity ‘or removing the property, and at mucl CHEAPER AND EASIER RATES than elsewhere. You can have the money on the same day you ask for It, and the loan can be puld off in easy weekly or monthly payments, or as your circum- stances will permit, thus enabling you to pay without - Inconvenience or Worry, “ome in and talk It over with us. AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room 303 Third Floor, Paxton WE make loans on Planos, Horses, Wagons, Carriages ond other chattels. We make SALARY LOANS without morigage o persons who have permanent positions. You can get the money on very short notice and pay 't back in one month, or keep it longer, and pay for it only what time you keep it. We are leaders In low rates, quick and con- fidertial service ‘and courteous treatment. We invite comparisons of rates, time, payments, etc. We Flysqu the' full amount ot the TOA.\ in cash. We always “try to pleare.” OMAMA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 118 Bdard of Trade Bidg. Tel. 235 (Established 1892.} 8. 16th St X610 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, jew- eIry, horses, cows, etc, . ¥. Reed, 39 813 ATTRACTIVE' and unincumbered Amer!- can ‘lady, aged 30, worth $5,000, wants good, honest husband. Address Pacific, 56 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. U—941 21* UCCESSFUL business man, very wealthy middle-aged, wants sincere, honest, home: loving wife. Mr. Clark, P."O. Drawer 158, Chicago. 0 YOUR fortune told from cradle to grave. What 1 tell you comes true. Send dime and birth date. Prof. J. Myers, Dra 704, Chicago. U934 2 YOUNG widow of independent means and owning her own home, would correspond with refined gentleman: object matri- mony. Cora K. R., Box 848, 8t. {;fll;;z“hgnx LARGEST BUSINES$ IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team- sters, boarding houses, etc., without se- curity; easlest terms; 40 offices in prin glpal”clties. " Tolman. ‘40 Board of Trade Blq, X—ok4 MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, g'f]l’)’, to salaried people. Foley Loan o sué. to DU Green, § Harker Bik LOANS on CHATTELS and BALARIES. W, TAYLOE, & Paxton blocky loaned on plain nots to salaried | P business confidential; lowest rates Si%akior viock: “The J. A. Huttop'Co = RETIRED business man, independently wealthy, never married, wants a poor but honest” wife. Address 'Mr. Weller, Real Bldg., Chicago. U—932 27* /. worth §2,000, would marry and financially aid a home-loving husband; no trifier. Roselin, 78 La Salle, Chicago. U881 27* COUNTRY widow, has $10,000 In cash and farm would marry and financlally aid honorable husband. Martin, 19 N. Clark 8t., Chicago. U—830 27% ECZEMA~—Partles who have written W. A Paxton in regard to the salve which cured his face can mow be supplied by addressing B. J. Scannell, 59 Ware block U—190—27% Estate Boar A BCHOOL teacher, also farmer, never married, would like to correspond with a lady willing to marr; no triffers need answer. Address Y 31, Bee, U137 21° WANTED, the address, if living, or, If dead, the place of death, of Joseph ward Har , otherwise Hamilton. was In Omaha June, 1906, with son, Robert Alfred N. Harvey, otherwise Hamilton Joseph E. Harvey, allas Hamilt about 84 years old and slightly lam. formation wanted by relatives in I Liberal reward given. Apply R. J den, T4 New York Life Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo, v He A WONDERFUL French clalrvoyant; what he tells comes true; send 10c ‘and birt day. Prof. B. Garnot, Box 8, Pr dence, R. I U-914 27 WEALTHY _gentleman, with beautiful home, excellent character and liberally disposed; will marry for love and com- panfonship. Mr. Edgar, Room D. 404 Vi Cincinnatl, 0. U975 FORTUNE told; will tell your fortune by the stars and answer two questions; send date of birth, 10 cents and stamp. 'Prof Zorre, Drawer 172, Chicago, U—990 27 M. L.—Your sister has no desire to vilify you. She does not belleve what they say Do as you sald in letter and If at first you don't succeed try, try agaln. Same Place.—M, C U987 RETIRED banker, middle-aged, secks af- fectionate, home-loving wife. 'Address J. €. Hamllton, 48 Omaha Bldg., Chicago U~—995 27° HANDSOME young wics v, independently wealthy, seeks kind, affe¢tionate husband Address Bell, 134 Van Buren St., Chicago, jiin Uit 21° MEDICAL. LADIES, if hopeless, worrled or discour- ‘aged, write ve fof our regulator; one treatment guaranteed Lu rclicve ubnormal ghse of suppresslon, uny caiise Dr. Meud Rem. Co., 21 Quincy st., Chicago. —M#19 M DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leadins specialist in diseases of women in Omah would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and hi treatment for irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stump, Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1313 Dodge, Omaha. S0 LADIES, a new, absolutely harmless regu lator, will relieve the longest and most obstinate case of delayed monthlies and leucorrhoea, or the whites, and all female sickness of any kind, §1.00." Send stahp to P. B. 219, Crete, Neb, DIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal LR e are (he best. 'satc: rellabie. ~ Take no other. Send tamps for particulars, “Rellef for Ladies,” In letter by return Ask your ‘druggist. Chichester o.. Philadeliphia. P for de- cunnot . Mil e our harmless remedy suppressed period; it free. Parls Chemical Cc Wis LADIES, layed or fall; trial ikee DR. W. HU' and childr 2305 Cumir “HINSON, specialist of women n; 90 e practice. O Residence telephone, MANUFACTURING. rd, ma. —Ms63 OMAHA Safe and Iron Wks., make a spe- clalty of fire escapes. shuttérs, doors and safes. Q. Andreen, Prop., 1 Bo. 10th St. P, MELCHOIR, 13th and Ho chinist WILL TRADE CERTIFIED milk for cows, subject to test for tuberculosis. Sanitary Dalry, 2016 Furnam street; 'phone No. 411 M4 5 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cems| and vaults. removes garbage ang at reduced prices. 82 N. e 18,